by Corey Van Landingham, Poetry Co-Editor
It’s been an exciting year for former Sycamore Review contributors, and we’re sure that more good news will continue to roll in.
First off, a belated congratulations to Issue 23.1 contributor Adam Day, whose chapbook, Badger, Apocrypha, was chosen by James Tate as a winner of a Poetry Society of America Chapbook Fellowship. We were lucky enough to be able to publish two of his poems, “A Polite History” and “To Rights, the Abattoir.” Congratulations, Adam!
Secondly, Ryan Teitman, whose haunting poem “Ode To a Hawk with Wings Burning” was featured in Issue 22.2, was a 2011 Ruth Lilly Poetry Fellowship Nominee. What an honor–congratulations, Ryan!
Remember, our lovely contributors, we’re watching you.
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